The manipulation and application of working memory for planning, task switching, attention, stimulus selection, and the inhibition of inappropriate reflexive behaviors is known as:
A) sensory memory.
B) iconic memory.
C) cognitive control.
D) short-term memory.

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Cognitive control refers to the processes that allow for the manipulation and application of working memory in various cognitive tasks such as planning, task switching, attention, stimulus selection, and the inhibition of inappropriate reflexive behaviors. It is essential for goal-directed behavior and is not specifically related to the simple storage functions of sensory, iconic, or short-term memory.

The Manipulation and Application of Working Memory for Planning, Task